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  • Create goals

    • Create a goal
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  • Plan and align

    • Align a goal under a parent
    • Align a goal to more than one parent
    • Share a goal between teams
    • Weight sub-goals in a parent's progress
    • How parent progress rolls up
    • Add milestones to a goal
    • Set a project's start and due dates
    • Tag goals
  • Track progress

    • Choose where a goal's progress comes from
    • Expected progress
    • Goal status: On Track, Behind and At Risk
    • AI insights on a goal
    • Mark a goal as blocked by another
    • Add an action to a goal
  • Edit and organize

    • Edit a goal
    • Edit several goals at once
    • Archive or restore a goal
    • Delete a goal
  • Close out

    • Score a goal
    • Close out a quarter or time period

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  • Sections and columns in artifacts, and an Operator that checks with you first
  • A first session that knows your goals, and notification settings by channel
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Use a suggested goal

Let Brev's AI Goal Coach draft a goal while you fill in the new goal dialog.

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

When you create a goal, Brev drafts one suggestion from what you've typed. Use it as a starting point.

Before you start: the AI Goal Coach setting is on by default in Settings → AI & agents → Capabilities. Suggestions need AI credits in your workspace.

Use the suggestion #

  1. Open the new goal dialog and start typing.
  2. When the dashed chip with a sparkle appears in the footer, click it. If you see "Too many AI suggestions. Try again later.", wait and use the form as usual.
  3. Click the suggestion card to copy its title and description into the form. For a Metric, it fills the metric fields. To close the card without changing the form, click Cancel.
  4. Edit anything, then click the create button.
The new goal dialog, where the suggestion chip appears in the footer.
Success check
The form shows the suggested text. Your Parent, owner and time period stay as they were.

The suggestion refreshes a couple of seconds after you stop typing.

How to write a good goal #

Goal Coach drafts the wording. For what makes a strong goal or OKR, see How to write OKRs (opens in a new tab) and OKRs: meaning, tips and examples (opens in a new tab) on the Brev blog.

PreviousCreate a projectAdd a project to track delivery work, with an optional start date and due date.
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  • Create a metric (KPI or key result)

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  • AI insights on a goal

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